New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
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of the upper Ragged strips of flesh hung down
bs,oU the ewes His chest seemed to have disap-
reared entirely Tho eyes were firm ~ closed and
the rieht hand couvalsively clutched the jailer
coat Bot not erpan escaped him. lie was un-
conscious aud to all appearances dead.
SURGEONS FIND THEIR SKILL USELESS
Doctors were sent for in every direction DR..
GRAY, tho Assistant County Physician, responded
almost INN edately. BY his orders Lingg WAS
taken to tho bath room. back of the jalers office.
He,e he was laid upon two small tables hastily
placed together. A couple of pill ows were placed
under his head. In an instant they were dyed .
deem crimson and dark pool of blood formed on
the floor below. The physicians bending over him..
at work with glisteniuR knife aud needles. cnttnk
away the shattered pieces OF bone and shreds OF
bleeding fesh 1t was the work Of few minutes
only to tie the severed arteries The doctor His
small sponge with liquid and sqneezes 1t down
into the awful looking cavity that leads to the
throat. The dying mans big chest slowly began to
rise and fail tie was not dead yet. His heart and
lungs still performed ther functions. Up and down,
mn and down bea we'd the chest, and at each motion
20. reuts of blood poured from the torn ralate in
tho throat. Unccasingiy the doctor and his assist
ants who had arrivd IN tbs meantime, continued to
apply the sponge AT last the hand of the unfort-
innate loan moved. 1. clutehed the blanket thrown
over his BODY. His whole frame trenbl,d for a
moment and then be raised that terrible head and
the face mapgled oct of all sembarce of humanity.
Fer moment he opened his eyes and coughed a
hoarse, gurglng cough. and with it came mp again
q fresh stream of blood. 1t was borrifyiDg sight,
Tue sheriff at last arrived. his faco banchcd rs
he glanced at the spectacle before him and then he
turped away. Hot blankets we're brought and hot
water applied to the feet OF the fastsini.ipg man.
As yet he hal given DO signs OF being conscious.
But pre sently the flow of blood stopped and
bsndaees around the lower part of the face rave
the distorted features more human appearance.
Hypodermc injections OF brandy were given every
few minutes. Their barred arms cred with blood.
the physicians continued their frigbtiul task AT
last they were rewarded Tor their labors.
THE MA>GLED BODY GIVING TOKENS OF LIPE.
The signs of returning consciousness were
'unmistakable.
SOpen your eyes" SAID County Physician Mayer
Lingg slowly opened his eyes.
snow. shut them" said tho doctor. They closed
mechanically almost
An hour passed. In the Office of tho jailer, cor
respondents and officials gathered III large numbers
The outcome of Lingg's attempt upon his life
overshadowed for the present by tho decision
viii he def VIII he livef VIII he be hanged.
II he is alive tomorrow These are the quest ons
fred at the doctors and the sheii1, as they pissed
In ami cut of the room, where the crlmiDa lay Tho
shrrf was undecided. be ~iii appeal TO the States
Attorney Tor ADVICE. HOF Can no nang iran ia
the condition that Lingg is inf 1t Is physically
impossible. But tnen the law commands MN 10
taEe the cr nai out to morrow between the hours
OF a. III. aad 1 n IN. ana hang HIM ~ tLo meek
until he is dead. Truly dilemma for the poor
sheriff who has too many troublesome conundrulns
70 solve already How, for instance came Llnyc
into possession of meanstO destroy his lie aud what
about the mystery of these four bombsf but vi
this later Oh.
Tux WOUNDED MAN ABLE TO WRITE.
] In the midst of the operations upon him the An
han a fhaH nnfn
He essayedto speak 1t was impossible. The tongue
torn at the root fails back into the throat lie
makes motion, as if desiring 10 write. Paper and
pencil are laid at his SIDE. Slowly, but with hrm
baud, he traces the words:
BesseT aniearen am rucken. Wenn cn lleg'
kann lch nieht athmen." 4" Better support to nay
Lack. When lie cannot breathe"
tie is raised on pillows but it gives him no renal.
He slowly turns upon his right side. His eyes he
come CLASSY. pallor oversproads his features
it is evident that the end is near
"Are yOn in pain T. ks tue physlclan.
A nod OF the head Is the only answer
A RUFFI.N To TIKI LAST.
The reporter o. a local newspaper passes his hand
under the blanket to see whether tie water in the
bottles is still warm. Immediately Lingg draws
up his foot and throws upon the reporter look of
Understandable hatred. 1t is the last nickerng OF
life and characteristic Of tic man. The mi hearted
action reu>es ia him only tho monster and 10 the
last no shows hi, cut-throat ms NETS
A. haf-pa.t 2 tie County Physician went to the
telephone in tue aier's office and sent tic follow
ing message to the Sheriff:
Ling Is sinking fast; lie cannot last much
Are dy there began tho stertorons breathing.
The palIor dcopened. The eyes resumed their
CLASSY ,tare. trrmCr passed ttrOugh the body
There was quick and sudden uphcaval OF the
breast For . minute or so the breathng continued
Then everything was quiet. The doctor looked
once more upon the face and then said lie is
dead"
Tailor Foltz took his watch ont and compared it
with the time piece tue wall. 1t was exactly nine
minutes to 3 O'Clock.
The dead Anarchist lay there unon the table,
of coaQulated blood covering the wm,e
skin in every direction. here were only
.urH ss a a1s n1a d't to it, they
would not close. He finally attempted to- do 1t
with some pennies which ne had in ms pocket, but
moment entered the room. Ii was With satisfac-
ton most that he looked upon the murderer of his
comrades. g.,
owes he was asked lie fumbed with his hand
in his pocket for moment but presently drew IT
back. Not for that monster he declared ESQ
perhaps you would hke lock Of his hair
xIml the tqTnkfy 6 DS, a ,np officer turned
WHERE COULD LINGG HAVE OBTAINED AN ExPLo-
sIvEf
Opinions diser TO the means employed by
Iingg to end his miserable career. Theories are
plentiful but evidence is scarce Proof Is wholly
wanting One thing can DC assured with safety.
that II was dynamite which did the work No
other agent could accomplish such results. Tho
facts an the are tuat there wore found IN has
cell Immediately after LiDPg had been removed 10
the bath room among the pieces OF bono and flesh
and floating, 1t might almost be said, III the pools
of blood Tie floor, two candIes-0rdnaTy tilow-
din canGIcs such as you purchase at any corner
grocery store for IA few cents each. One or these
had "A metallic cOuTIvance lnserted Detweeh tho
separaied ends Of the wick Which, upon closer ex-
ANIMATION turned out to be steel pen. the points
OF which had been broken of and the sides
after ward bent 50 IA to meet. thus forming
perfect tube lhis, however. was the candle winch
Ger AMY d ia not do the deadly work IL ~ sup
posed Of course that the intention OF Lingg was 10
IN n with dynamite or some her equally power
fni AS to the other candle the one ac,u-
ally used 1t is believed to have been swallowed BY
the suicide.
TIE jail ofliclals in their present demoialized
condition contradict themse ives in the statements
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